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So, I’ve been home from work on “house arrest” since May 16th now- my 26th week of pregnancy. House arrest simply means that I need to be off my feet most of the day, not lift things (such as Lucy) and generally take it as easy as possible. Bei
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
Now imagine not having health insurance or being able to afford it. Now think about those people that don't have health insurance- they are often of low income, which adds up to probably poor prenatal care, which can lead to preterm deliveries. What if I was a single parent and could no longer work and pay for my health insurance? Vicious cycle? Health care is, I think, the number one issue that impacts all the others. If we can't care for the health of ourselves and others, what kind of society are we?
1 year ago
Maybe you could take solace in the fact that once the twins are born you'l be able to reconnect with Lucy, and you can hand twin duty over to Jay! But honestly - I think that this might be a blessing in disguise. Lucy is young, and dare I say, forgetful. Imagine this happening when she was older - your distance from her or inability to care for her might not just cause changes in behavior (calling Jay 'mama'), it might cause actual behavior issues (tantrums, acting out, etc).